Hugh Jackman of Wolvernie becomes holder of Guinness World Records

Hugh Jackman fulfills his dream of becoming a holder of Guinness World Records being celebrated with the honor of having the longest career of Marvel Live Action superheroes. The British star "The Wolverine" received this honor at a surprise presentation of the British TV show "This Morning" on Wednesday, aceshowbiz.com.

Jackman, who has been playing the character for 16 years and 228 days, shares this honor with Sir Patrick Stewart, cast member of "X-Men", who describes Professor Charles Xavier (Professor X) since the same time.

"When I was a kid, the Guinness Book of Records was … That's why I got into the showbiz, thanks," he said.

In a recent radio interview, the Australian star said she hoped the success of her "The Greatest Showman" soundtrack would land her.

"My child's dream, my brother and I, was to be one day in the Guinness Book of Records, we tried to stay up and play badminton for 48 hours, we tried to throw I just realized that I may be here now, I do not know. "

The news comes weeks after the actor has taken a step further. to become a member of the prestigious EGOT Club after winning a Grammy Award for best compilation soundtrack for Visual Media for "The Greatest Showman".

Jackman, who began his career as a musical theater star, already has an Emmy and a Tony Award. A few hours after his surprise, he opened the Brit Awards in London with a performance inspired by his hit movie "The Greatest Showman" and his soundtrack.

(With IANS Inputs)

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